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A forthcoming nonprofit program seeks to aid problem gamblers with a one-stop stop to exclude themselves from gambling outlets nationwide.

5 Investigates exposed a public spat over how the state spends money to help problem gamblers, and now state Sen. John Keenan hopes a recently approved study will help identify what Massachusetts should be focusing on.

The vast majority of state funding for problem gambling is earmarked for treatment and prevention, but many worry the need is still not being met. This is the second story in our three-part series — "Safe Bet: Is Massachusetts fulfilling its problem-gambling mandate?"

The American Gambling Awards is pleased to announce the Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health has won the 2023 “Responsible Gaming Award.” The American Gambling Awards is produced by...

The awards will be presented at a ceremony in November.

On Thursday, September 21, the Downtown Hickory Art Crawl brings artists, art demonstrations and music to Downtown Hickory. More than 50 artists will be display

As legislators look to pass a measure to make the Massachusetts lottery available to play online, retailers are expressing concern for the impact on...

Days ahead of next week's start of the NCAA college basketball tournament, sports fans in Massachusetts aged 21 or over were able to place bets on their cellphones

In-person betting will kick off at 10 a.m. on Tuesday at three locations — Encore Boston Harbor in Everett, Plainridge Park Casino in Plainville and MGM...

It’s expected to generate tens of millions of dollars in revenue in the commonwealth every year.